Welcome to Terry Grimm's wiki for educators interested in multimedia creation for the classroom!
Whether you were an attendee at this year's eTech convention or whether you discovered this site on your own, you are welcome. This wiki is divided into two sections: one stocked with resources from the eTech presentations and one open for tips and suggestions from anyone.
Section One
This locked two-page section offers resources related to the presentations at eTech Ohio. Click on the links immediately below (or those in the navigational bar on the left) to get to pages with downloadable resources.
This section is open for editing by anyone who would like to add helpful tips, tricks, links or curriculum ideas that are related to educational multimedia creation, particularly with free resources like Audacity, Movie Maker, Photo Story, Paint.NET, etc. Browse, add something, pose a question, or help monitor the content. All content in this section must have an educational purpose and must be family-safe. Click on the link immediately below (or the one in the navigational bar on the left) to get to WikiMediaYou.
Welcome to Terry Grimm's wiki for educators interested in multimedia creation for the classroom!
Whether you were an attendee at this year's eTech convention or whether you discovered this site on your own, you are welcome. This wiki is divided into two sections: one stocked with resources from the eTech presentations and one open for tips and suggestions from anyone.Section One
This locked two-page section offers resources related to the presentations at eTech Ohio. Click on the links immediately below (or those in the navigational bar on the left) to get to pages with downloadable resources.Audio Nip and Duck - The New and the Traditional in Audacity
Two are Better Than One - Combining the Power of Free Multimedia Creation Software - Photo Story and Movie Maker
Section Two - WikiMediaYou
This section is open for editing by anyone who would like to add helpful tips, tricks, links or curriculum ideas that are related to educational multimedia creation, particularly with free resources like Audacity, Movie Maker, Photo Story, Paint.NET, etc. Browse, add something, pose a question, or help monitor the content. All content in this section must have an educational purpose and must be family-safe. Click on the link immediately below (or the one in the navigational bar on the left) to get to WikiMediaYou.WikiMediaYou